2020 Map of Mount Jupiter

About this map

The Olympic Mountains dominate this high-elevation landscape within the Olympic National Forest. Defined by steep drainages and prominent peaks, the terrain is anchored by the massif of Mt Jupiter and the surrounding Jupiter Hills. Two major waterways, the Dosewallips River to the north and the Duckabush River to the south, carve deep valleys through the wilderness, fed by numerous tributaries such as Tunnel Creek, Murhut Cr, and Fulton Cr. This 2020 topographic record highlights the isolation and hydrological complexity of the Olympic Peninsula's interior, where features like Murhut Falls and Jupiter Lakes sit tucked away in the high country. For those tracking land management or remote terrain, the map provides detailed contours of Saint Peters Dome, Big Hump, and the critical navigation point at Trap Pass.